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Subject: Re: Celebrating those who've aged out

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Doubt a lot of girls from this year will return

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Date Posted: 15:40:13 07/09/12 Mon
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In reply to: Misty 's message, "Celebrating those who've aged out" on 15:27:14 07/09/12 Mon

Good attitude! But I doubt that after this crowning a lot of the girls who are eligible from this year's pageant will be returning due to politics.

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Date Posted: 20:57:35 07/09/12 Mon
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I think Shannon has another year, and Tori has a few too doesnt' she?

And watching Alexandria at the Teen program, without being watched by judges, glad she didn't get to represent us.

>All of the negativity surrounding this year's crowning
>is pretty prevalent.
>
>But, not matter what side of the fence you sit on with
>our new Miss Washington, I think it's time we
>celebrate the achievements of those contestants we'll
>never see back on the Miss WA stage again.
>
>This year we only lost one to aging out. While she
>only competed in Washington for this year, she was
>incredible on stage to watch. To Miss Pierce County
>Alexandria Henderson, thank you for spending your last
>eligible year here in Washington State. Your vocal
>skills, poise and ability to support your fellow
>contestants did not go unnoticed.
>
>It was fun to see some previous contestants in the
>crowd, too and get some updates
>
>Thanks to these lovelies below for reminding us of how
>much you can achieve even if you DON'T win the crown.
>
>Tonie Duchemin: photography business is taking off!
>Alex (Duchemin) Jacobsen: All married and glowingly
>pregnant (it's a boy!)
>Elise (Horner) Gebremichael: Completed her MBA and now
>running her own consulting business in Houston. Her
>husband is a cutie!
>Liz (Lacroy) Lamb-Ferro: Just got married and is
>starting her MBA and working at an ad agency
>Tamara (Helland) Root: Also starting school and married
>Alyssa Fennel: only got to see her quickly but she
>looked great and the guy with her was pretty darn cute!
>Marcie (Anglen) Hronis: She just got married and is
>the ED of a local in California
>Danielle Henry: Well she reminded us once again what
>an amazing singer she is
>Kelly Backous: Lovely job with the choreography! I
>think she just passed her national teaching boards? Or
>is applying?
>Kara-Ann Pedrini: Teaching elementary school and
>looking adorable
>Shannon Tuohy: Going to medical school in the fall
>Jackie Mendez: Just completed her MBA and working for
>a restaurant chain (can't remember which one) in their
>marketing department
>Tori Knight: Still in school but looked and sounded
>great
>
>Did I miss anyone?

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